Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1931, Page 34

-COMPOSERS OF HiLL SONGS BROADCAST ‘Carson Robison and Frank Luther to Assist Happy Bakers Tonight. Carson Robison and Frank Luther. | composers of a number of popular “hill-billy” songs, will assist the Happy Bakers tonight in their weekly broad- | cast over WRC and other National Broadcasting Co. stations. Robison will sing one ~ s be known ballads, “How t- _.iake Love. With Luther, he will give a duet ver- ston of “My Blue Ridge Mountain | Home." The orchestra, under direction | of Frank Black, will present a special | arrangement of Harry Lauder songs. Berlin, Gershwin and Kern are repre- sented prominently on the Piantation program, to be presented by Julia San- derson and Frank Crumit. Miss Sen- derson will sing Kern's “They Didn't | ‘Believe Me and Gershwin's “Somebody | Loves Me.” Crumit's solo numbers will | t the Same” and “Foolish | Pacts “Happy Little Tune.” In the Musical Merazine program the | Armchair Quartet wul contrast “Happy Littte Tune” with “Silver Threads | Among the Gold.” The orchestral se- | lections include “Lilting Lucia,” cerpts from “The Fortune Telle: “Something to Remember You B: The Frolic program, with Coon- Banders Orchestra, is made up of six | popular melodies. These include “Blue | Pacific Moonlight.” “Look in the Look- ing Glass™ and “Choo-Choo.” Sidney’s Orchestra will feature Lisat's | *“Liebestraume” in the Underwood pro- gram. “Learn ‘o _Croon,” “Moonlight and Roses” and “Vienna, City cf My Dreams,” are the other numbers. The Oil Institute program will feature “I Found You,” sung as a solo by Jack Nesbit. The orchestra will play “She’s # Good Fellow” and “La Czarine.” Three Rare Selections.” ‘Three selections rarely heard over the air will be played by Howard Barlow’s Symphony Orchestra in its weekly con- | cert tonight over WMAL and associated | Columb\a Broadcasting System stations. high light of the program will be | the overture to Samuel Chabrier’s’ opera, “Gwendoline.” The other two novelties are excerpts from the ballet | suite “Coppelia” and the “Alr De | Danse” of Debussy. Morton Downey, popular radio tenor, | will be the principal soloist on the Radio Playhouse program. He will sing | “Say a Little yer for Me” and “When Your Lover Has Gone.” Frederic Willlam Wile will give his| weekly review of the political situation | in Washington at 7 o'clock, and at 7:30 “Radio Joe and His Budget Boys” will present a “Pestival of Nations” program. Curt Hertzel, pianist. and Mrs. Norman Fischer will assist “Radio Joe. ‘The Hongkorg Pive Dance Orchestra, Kirg's Fiddlers end Jimmy Harbison, | pianist, will contribute to the Ffl‘f"fl‘ of WISV. o e National Theater Players are featured by WOL. This station also will breadeast a dinner concert and a | program arranged by the District Chap- ter of the American Red Crcss. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. N 1919 Hugo Mariani, a young man, slight in build, with the olive skin and the quick, nervous gestures of the Latin American, arrived in New York, his head crammed full of musical knowledge, but without friends and hardly enough money to pay for his first night's lodging. He hal sailed from his. native South America a musical prodigy, with a de- termination to be- come ome of the in the United States. How well he suc- ceeded is now well known. Today, as leader of various orchestras heard over the N. B. C. mnetworks, his inter- pretations of every kind of music, from symphony to the bluest of jazz tunes, is familiar to the radio public. Mariani was born in Montevideo, Uraguay, of Italian par- entage. Music was his natural heritage, for his father was one of the best known teachers of the violin in the Latin American republic. | Mariani came to radio from the Wal dor{-Astcria Orchestra. He is now per- | sonnel director of tre orchestra degart- | ment of the N. B. C, and in addition | conducts many different kinds and types | of orchestra, though he is an apostie of modern jazz. / Huge Mariani. ME. SCHUMANN-HEINK will re- turn to radio Avril 26 as guest art- ist in the Garden Party presenta- tion over an N. B. C. network. The famous grandmother contralto has been absent from the networks for several months, touring with Roxy and His Gang and enjoying a brief vacation in California. “xxn | * % x % RTHUR MURRAY'S dancing class on an N. B. C. network goes off the air with Friday night's broadcast, but negotiations are under way to bring him back scon with a different sponsor. | It is reported that the “Un-le Abe and David" sketch will go off the network April 25. $82 1930 Average Radio Price. " With midget sets dominating the market during 1930, American radio | purchasers paid an average retafl price | of $82 for console and midget receivors | and of $87 for radio-phonograph combi- vations. according to Radio Retafling. | o1gen of the radio trade. During 1929 or before the midgets sprang into | prominence, the average piic> per radio | set alone was $125 and per radio-phono- graph combination $133. ! Back in 1922, 1923 and 1924, when tube sets first' came into being. the average prices pald for radios ran about $60_and_ $66 Don’t put it OFF— See your radio dealer today Have your tubes WRC 110:00—B. A, Rolte’s Orchestra.* 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01—Organ recital by Otto F. Beck. 12:00 to 1:00a—Jack Albin’s Orchestra. 10:00a—National Home hour. 11:00a—The Blue Streaks. 11:15a—Radio Household Institute. 11:45a—8weet and Low Down. WMAL 10:450—Fashion Facts. 11:00a—"Chicken Dinners,” WISV 10:30—Leonard Meads, pianist | 11:00—Hardy Dance Orchestra. RADIO JTUB! Today on the Radio (ANl time p.m., unless otlierwis: indicated.) 950 Kilocycles. 3:00—Music in_the Air. 30—Chicago Serenade. 4:00—Pacific Vagabonds. 5:00—Afternoon Tea. 30— “What Happened to Jane?” 5:45—The Lady Next Door. 6:00—News flashes. 6:10—Correct time, 6:11—Black and Gold Orchestra. 6:15—Underwood & Underwood pro- gram. 6°30—Rice’s Dance Orchestra. 7:00—Amos _'n' Andy. 15—Fred East and Bill Raymond. 30—Phil Cook, comedian. 45—Oil Institute program. 8:00—Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit. 8:30—The Frolic, with Coon-Sanders Orchestra. 9:00—Musical Magazine, 9:50—FHappy Bakers. 3 4: 8 8 Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Tower health exercises. 8:00a—Gene and Glenn. :15a—Morning devotions. 8:30a—Cheerio. 9:00a—United States Army Band. 9:15a—Campbell Orchestra. 9:45a—Our Daily Food. 10: 123 9:5! 00m—""Worth-While Poems,” by Ho- | mer Rodeheaver. 5—Hal Kemp's Orchestra. 0—National Farm and Home Hour. 1:20—The Blue Blazers. 2:00—Organ recital. 2:30—"Child Health,” Gaston. 2:45—Margaret Everett, soprano. 3:00—"Social Problems,” by Harold R. Hosea. ;15—"The Good Neighbor.” 30—Radio Play Bill. by Mrs. William | | | | 475.9 Meters. 630 Kilocycles. 00—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 30—The Three Doctors. :45—The Captivators. | 00-—Garden talk by Clarence Fowler. 5—Italian Idyll. | 4:30—Civil Service Employment Op- portunities. | 4:40—Columbia_Artists’ Recita 5:00—Song by Frank Rocs. 5:15—"“Adventures in Words,” by Dr. Frank H. Vizctelly. | 5:30—Biltmore Orchestra. 5:40—Candy Contest. 45—Flashes from The Evening Star. :00—Time and program resume. €:02—"Solls That Are Wearing Away," by C. C. Bruce. 6:15—Barclav Orchestra. 6:45—FPloyd Willhams, tenor. 7:00—“The Political Situation in | Washington Tenight,” by Fred- eric Willlam Wile. 7:15—Southern Sketches. 7:30—Radio Joe and His Budget Boys. 8:00—Arthur Pryor's Band. 8:15—“The Bards of Iceland.” 8:30—Kaltenborn Edits the News. . 45—Lee Morse, “blues” singer, with Nat Brusilofl's Orchestra. 9:00—Minute Dramas. 9:30—Barlow's Symphony Orchestra. 10:00—"Mr. and Mrs.” 10:15—Richie Craig, 10:30—Radio Playhouse. 11:00—Lotus Orehestra. 11:30—King Edward Orchestra. 12:00—Weather report. 12:01a—Bert Lown’s Orchestra. 112:30 to 1:00a—Ann Leaf at the organ. Jr., comedian. Early Program Tomorrow. 00a—Morning devoticns. 8:30—Opera, 9:30—Death Valley 10:00a—The gas kitchen. 1 10:30a—"The Care and Feeding of Hus- 5a—The melody parade. bands.” i by 1da a—Talk by H 50— Barrett. 12:00m—Paul Tremaine's Orchestra. 30—Concert ensemble. 45—Columba. Revue. 00—Lotus Orchestra. | 30—Barclay Orchestra. 00—Columbia Artists’ recital. | :30—American _School of the Afr— | “Tale of Two Citles.” ng home game of the New | York Glants. 2054 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Laugh a bit. 3:30—Newt Beall, crooner. 4:00—The “M" Trio. 4:30—Honolulu Beach Boys. 5:00—Science and History. 5:15—Along Route 50. 6:00—News flashes. 6:15—Classified program. 7:00—Dot Myers Wildman, planist. 7:28—Time signa). 7:30—Myer Goldman's Orchestra. 8:00—Cam-ron Club presentation, 8:30—Hongkong Five 9:00—Robert Downing Players. 9:30—A Thought for Tonight." 9:45—Jimmy Harbison, planist. 10:00—King's Piddlers. [ | 12:00—Weather report. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a—Down South in Dixie. 9:20a—Weather report and grand- father's clock 9:40a—Hints to housewives, 10:00a—Fcod talk. 10:30a—Style talx 11:00a-—8acred hour. 12:00m—Correct time 12:05—Farm Chat 12:30—Luncheon Ensemble, 30—Old King Tut. 2:30—Dorothy King, soprano AWNINGS. We will be glad to arrange pay- ments on a budget basis. WOL 3:30—S8ports period. | “Soils That Are Wearing," Bruce, WMAL, Situation in Washington by 7:00. | Amos 'n’ Drames, “Radio Joe and His Budget WMAL, Prank Crumit, Frolic, with Coon-Sanders Orchestra and Quartet, Bakers, WRC, 9:30: Richie Craig, jr., WMAL, WMAL, 10:30. | B. A. Roifes’ King Edward Orchestra, 11:30: Jack A'bin's Orchestra, WRC, 12:00: WMAL, 12:01 am 6:00—Jim Corb~tt 6:45—Topics 7:00—The 7:15—Miniature Mowvies: 7:45 8:00—Paul 8:30—Mabel 10:30—C'ara. New Kitehen Wzre,” by Joan 10:45—Gene 11:00—Slumber musi rier's Ensemble—WJZ, KDKA, ! | 11:00—Amos 2289 Meters. 1,310 Kilecycles. —Tea Time Chatters. 00—"Hi Lites.” 4:15—Waltz Time. 4:30—Luke Allen’s Music. 00—Stephen Foster Melodies. 15—"Stories of Statesmen,” by Frank B. Lord. 30—One-Time Opportunities. :55—Public_Service Man. :00—Jack Dailey interviews Clifford Brook of the National Theater on “How to Direct a Red Cross program. 6:30—Aerial Columnist 6:45—"Contract PBridg?, by Cecil Burke. 7:00—Dinner Music. flnshe: 00—Ralston’s Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:00a—Musical Clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:10a—Musical program 10:00a—Talk by Peggy Clark. 10:20a—Public Service Man. 30a—Request program. 00m—Jerry Jernigan, planist. 12:30 to 1:00—Paul D. Gable, NAA organist. 434.5 Meters. 690 Kilocycles. —Time signals. 10:00—Weather reports. Major Radio Features SPEECHES. by C. C. “Th> Political ‘Tenight,” Frederic William Wile, WMAL, 6:02; DRAMA. Andy, WRC, WMAL, 9:00; ‘WMAL, 10:00. VARIETY. 7:00: Minute “Mr, and Boy: :30; Julia Sanderson and WRC, 8:00; the WRC. 8:30; Happy 10:] Radio Playhouse, CLASSICAL. Bl!‘glog'o's Symphony Orchestra, WMAL, DANCE MUSIC. Orehestra, WRC. 10:00; WMAL, Bert Lown's Orchestra, HIGHLIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 5:45—Tony's Seran _ Book—WABC. WPG, WGR, WCAO and WBT. interviews Henry Hull, stage st-r—WJ: ‘WBZ, WBAL and WHAM. in_ Brief. by Lowell Thomas—WJZ. WBZ, KDKA, WRVA and WHAM. Votors’ Scrvice: “Russia and World Markets,” by Mrs. Vera Micheles gdnd J. D. Mooney —WEAF. WSAR, WFI. WCSH, WCAE, WGY and WSMB. Gus Van— WJZ. WBZ. WBAL and KWK. “Daddv and Rollo,” script aet— WABC. WCAU, WCOA and WKEW. Whit-man's _Orchestra— W.J7. WBAL. ¥NKA WRVA, WLW., WBZ and WJAX. Garrison, ~soprano — “Oedipus Rex” from Mo-tropolitan Opera House — WJZ. WBZ. WBZA, KDKA, WHAM and WRVA. Davs. dramatic skotch—WJZ. WBZ. WBZA, KDKA, WHAM and WRVA. WBAL. 10:00—Works of great composers: or- chestra and solofets — WBAL WB7A, KDKA, WHAM and| WRVA. Lu_and Em: humoreus sketch — W.J7, WBZ. WBZA, KDKA. WHAM Austin. _erooner — WJZ, KDKA, WHAM, WGAR and WIR. and Tudwig Lau- WHAM. WTM.J. WSB and WSM. 'n’ Andv, second broad- cast — WMAQ, WSB, KWK, KTHS. WHAS. WSM, WFAA, WMC and KPAB. | 11:00—Variety program—WLW. 11:00—The Mary! ‘Evidence has heen collected by French scientists trery to common belief, oysters may be | eaten all year round without dangerous which indicatss that. con- sONIT, Program of The Electric Refrigeralion League Washington, D. C. The Bards F.om Iceland WMAL 8:15 to 8:30 HE supplying of the Awnings that will give you real restful coolness plus attractive effective- ness is a problem Bur- ton can solve to your complete satisfaction —in price, too. Let us submit sam- ples of materials, sug- gestions for designing —and the work we do will be GUAR- ANTEED. A life-time of know how is back of Bur- ton custom-made awnings. EX B R. C. M. Burton & Son, 911 E St. Nat. 4361 W.JB. WREN. | Stations Heard in Washington Regularly. Keys. Keys. WABC . WBAL . WBZ . WCAO . WEAP . WGY ‘WHAS WJIR \WJz wLS Lieut. Gen. Sir T. WLW . WMAQ wOoC . WOR . WPG . . 980 1110 WSB .. . 140 WTAM 070 WWJ . . 920 KYW . .1020 Flashes from The Evening Star, a resume of world mews, is broad- cast datly hy WMAL at 5:45 o'clock. Governor Tak:s Oath. HAMILTON, Bermuda, April 21 (#) A. Cubitt, new gov « 700 vees 670 1000 . 710 ernor general of Bermuda, was sworn in yesterday by Chief Justice Sir Syd- ney Rowan Hamilton. | l ICE CREAM On the way home stop at the pure food dealer near you and get a Factory Sealed Package Of this delicious Fussells Real Cream Ice Cream —that for 80 years has been the standard of Ice Cream quality. The first Ice Cream made for com- mercial sale—and contin- uously THE BEST. The popular flavors, in- chuding— Fresh Strawberry The real pure food shops sell Fussell's Real Cream IJce Cream. Fussell-Young Ice Cream Co. 1310 Wis. Ave. West 2307-8-9 OU can borrow up to $300 without endorsers on our liberal 20 monthly repayment plan, You are rtected State supervision. Our service is dignified and absolutely confidential. Maryland Personal Bankers ™ 405 Georeia Ave.. Silver Spring, Md. Phones Shepherd -53 Rethesda Personal Banlen = 6982 Wicconsin Ave. By Ma. Phones onsin_ 43 Peoples Personal llnnken Ahes 3308 Rhede Taland Ave.. Mt. Rainfer. Md. Phones Dec. 1210 and Hy. DETECTIVE. CHANGES PLACES WITH BANDIT FOR SAKE OF GIRL this strange news story in the new “SALLY SOTHERN SKETCHES™ WMAL TONIGHT at 7.15 And then enioy these flavor masterpieces by Hear VelvetKind Also in bulk: Va Fresh Strawberry, Burnt Almond, Pineapple, Peach and Orange Ice. ®This Week's Special CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publication. For Sunday, 5:30 pm. Saturdsy. At the Branch ncies, one hour earlier, both for dally and Sundny. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Found _advertisements for The Daily Star will be accepted up to noon day of Issue. except Satur- day and Le closing time is 10:20 Notices and Lost and Pound for The Sunday Star will be sccepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver- tisers ' from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number ticket. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, experienced: one with top and paint experience preferred Stohlman-Chevrolet, 3307 M st. n.w., George- town. _Ask for Mr.’ Stohlman, AUTO MECHANICS, experienced. first-ciass only: no helpers. 'Asx for Mr. Williams, Call Carl. Inc.. 614 H st. n.w AUTO MECHANIC (1). good. man. Apply Danfels Motor Service, 18th st. n.v ABINETMAKER, first ciass on repair work 423 18th st. n.w. CARETAKER wanted light work. small wal man or couple: must stay nights. Address Box 236-D. Star office. 22% COOK —Pirst-class short-order cook wanted at once. The Hungarian Restaurant, 1002 E st._n.w. COLLECTOR. straight salary plus ance for light car: ment furniture experience suburban territory: position is and will guarantee prompt salary increase to producer. See Mr. Money before 9:30 am. or after 5 p.m., Maxwell Furniture Co., 415 7th st. n.w. REW MANAGERS—Experienced t: good commissions. Apply Rm. 31 G st. n.w. 4 DAIRYMAN. to work in frst-clasy herd must be clean milker. single. honest, feliable refer middle-aged man right off farm; good alary_and board: references wanted. Ad- ress Box 218-D. Star office. DENTIST, licensed in D. C. ‘State age, col- lege, year of sradustion ed._ Address Box 275-D. JANITOR. for smail hotel. who can paint: rape and varnish furniture: _plumbing. ectrical wiring trouble: carpentering. hite or colored: give references: $85 per month. Addrcss Box 149-D. Star office. LAUNDRY SOLICITORS. four. alive. awake: we have something entirely new for solicitors y easy to sell: 20 calls each day will build vou & weekly income of $30 steady work: no advances: this is an ho est. fair and exceotionally good Bropo tion. Apply Thursda» and Priday. _Nort cast_ Laundry, Inc., Mt. Rainier, Md., District _line. MAN. willing to work 8 hours every day for specinl inside and outside work through th Hecht Co.; with car preferred. Apply Tue day evening. 7:30, Room 304, 635 F st. n.w., Barrister Bldg. | MAN. competent. dept.. married preferred: must be of neat appearance. fair education and able to drive light car: ood pay to start Applv 10 to 12, 2 to 4:30. Wed.. 979 Nat. Press Bldg. MAN for housework and lawn, from 1 to 6 p.m.: 5 week. 2450 Belmont rd. n.w. MECHANIC, with car: demonstrate new sas sever: good job for good man. Phone Hy- attsville 13-M % MECHANIC. auto, experienced on model “A | Fords. Nolan Motor Co.. 1111 18th st. MEN—T am looking for intelligent men, will- ing to work 3 hours evenings on & Proposi- tion that wiil net excellent returns: must have car. _Address Box 291-D. Star office. OPTOMETRIST. at once. first-class: &0 wages. Address Box 287-D. Star office. 2 PHARMACIST. experienced. for busy pre. scription neighborhood store: one who_c: Handle front: references. Address Box 56-C. Ster _office SALESMAN to sell eiectrical specialty to business houses. Something new; big money maker: salary_and commission: prefer one With cor.: Harry Lester. 109 G st. n.w. 22° | SALESMEN._New household necessity: sells for 35c; 1007 “profit. “Mr. Gorby, 928 l4th nw. H 3°to 1. 4 to 7 SALESMEN (2). competent. well '-uhmma\d- €d. to seil securities of well known local cor- | poration. Address Box 279-D. Star office SALESMAN-DRIVERS, _two. for laundry routes: men who are settle sponsible: must be immaculate an oue: salary and commission. ApD! day and Fridav. Northeast Laun: val. Rainler, Md, at District ine i SECURITY SALESMEN—Indusirial bank in operation mow: expension program requires 2dditional capital. strong local line up. | excellent _support. 629 Tower Bl i | SECURITY SALEMEN. cxperiericed. for | substantial ~ Government-supervised fin | c'al’ mstitution. ~Call 305 Second Nati Pank Blde. 1331 G st. n.w. 10 am STFAMFITTER—Write immediately. stating | analification: give reference: steady job _for Tight man: aiso exp. helper. Address B | 195-D. Star office - TAXICAB DRIVERS wanted Arcade Cab Co., all-around 2424 or farm in Virginta: preferably elderly aliow- “new prod- 01, at for our service and sales | Eastern ave. with identifi- | cation_ cards. 2804 14th st how. Abt. 33 TENORS for__well Phone Shep. 2853 YOUNG MAN to devote spare time selling standard make radio on commission basis Phone Mr. Sanford. Met. 2734 YOUNG MAN baving at least & high school education: opportuMty for advancement Edwards Motor Co, 3301 R. I ave. Mt | Rainjer. Md | YOUNG MEN (2. natives of Washington or | vicinity. ‘with automobiles. and financial reporting: course at busines “chool desirable; inside and outside work Falary 1o start. 180 & month. ~Address Box 264-D. Star office. YOUNG MEN. 17-71. neat. w | high school and college crew traveling inte %ood. reference reauired: exc cement Dossibiiities TEht parties Bee Mins Hodses personally, Arlington H tel. Dn't_phone. YOUNG MAN as soda dispenser: best refer- ences: 1 misht week. Aoply at once. Her- bert's Drug Store. 10th fnd Va. ave. S.w. “known chorus choir. bitious. 1 v. | SALESWOMAN, r\pencnced in sell- to learn credit | n one of - RHCS cal Netional Modern SehLoal of D " 3 Earie e AR F Duyuw: cuttoamy 7 AUTO 1 W TAUGHT QUICK! pert Indy” inatruciress I men ()PSRAT!NO Une cour: 14th_st. | GREGG SHORTHAND. ~ LEARN _ months less than umial fime: save 81 months' night sehool. ~Bookeening, —touch typing. Bnlich, spelling. New classes NOW formine._Boyd ‘School, 1333 F st. _Nat. 2340. BOYD SHORTHAND. EASIEST TG LEARN: 3 | simple “rules; no word signs: resds like print; accurate, better Dietation classes 70-150 words minute. Ail secretarial subjects.” Start today. Boyd School, 1333 P st N AUTO muvum LESSONS any ho: where by licensed white men. time.__Adams 3489. JAZZ, POPULAR Piano, sax. DABJO. ‘wilthr. eic.. free leeams it Fou buy tnstrument, * Cheistensen School 1ith __Dist. booklet. mumrn mcrA'noN ln 5o, 100, 130, Special students. day Gr evening MT. PLEASANT'SCROOL FOR SECRETAR- | IES. 3313 14th_st.Columbia 3000, 3001. CIVIL SERVICE. , Tuition, §5. The Civil Service Preparatory School. s.e. corner 12th & P n.w. Met. 6337+ PREPARE NOW. Computer: salary. $2.000. The Civil Serv- ice Preparatory School, s.e. cor 12th & P n.w. Met, 6397 o BEAUTY CULTUR Expert Instruction. | Live Models, Practical Experience. Eve. Classes. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOGL (BST. iois): 818 and 1325 N. H. Ave. -4 INESS OPPORTUNITIES. PREPARE NOW—FILE CLERK, COMPUTER, STATISTICAL CLERK. Bemyn TODAY. Tu- ition. '$5. The Civil Service Preparatory School, s'e. cor. 12th & F n. 6337, + EMPLOYMENT AGENCI!Q STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers, tyDists, | clerks, male and female, needed hourly: sal. | aries. $15 's, 1333 F. Nat. 2338 EFFICIENT HOUSE HELP and labor of all kinds: promptly furnished. People's pioyment Agency, Decatur 3835. 1 | PRACTICAL NURSE-Semi-invalid_or HELP AND SITUATIONS mnmm ON as_salesman or estimator for have had printing establishment: -nlJ for Jars e Telerences Tar- P of b R 1811 G s - n- b future prospects limited: am anxious to con- nect with company with future involved and where income is regular. even if smaller than at present: business and character references excellent. Address Box 261-D. Sta~ oMce. 22% YOUNG MAN. colored. reliable. wants work a4 chauffeur or o e Teferences fur- nished. Phone North 5803. . colorad. nest _appearance, uffeur-butler: expart at ser ing dinner parties; frst-class city ref. De- catur 5698-J. SITUATION—WOMEN. COMPANION-NURSE. el sition: capable taking charge of homi or address 25 Eye st. n.w. Ref COOK. 25 years' experience: tea room. cafe- teria, in or out city. Address Box 266-D, Suptamees T 22+ LADY of pleasink persenality would ke position _ss companien: no objection_ to travel. _Phone Georgla 0530-J. 23+ LADY. refined, ~ experienced. position Nousekeeper and care of eiderly persons or invalld: references. Phonme North 7634 NURSE wants chronic cass or as compan- fon-nurse. Cail Columbia 2881 NURSE, COMPANION. Light housework: :c- fined, _experi w0od home more than larae salary. Address Box 288-D, Star office: dispe Call ignt housekeeping. Phone Lincaln 1138-W_ * ICRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, eight years' go0d ~ references from former employers. Phone Hyattsville 1186-J. ° * _ SITUATION wanted by milliner as design- e of millinery dept. e 4, 90.125" minute, ‘type 80-60 minmte: hien school_education: $18 wk. Met. 9771, STENOGRAPHER-BOOKKEEPER. 7 experience as bookkeeper with cor) high school education; $25 week. Apt._605. STENOG! ration: 298] APHER - TYPIST. general office wark: collegs and business school educa- tion: accept small salary. Phone Col. 0472. TEXAS WOMAN. colored, wants evening work. _Atlantic 2883-J 22¢ WIDOW desires position as companion or | hostess: 1o ~incumbrances. Communiea | Box 3033 You st. Station. Washinston, D. ALTERATION HAI first-class specialty only need apply. Schwartz. _ ALTOS AND | chorus choir. hop 1325 Conn. Ave.; W. oiice._ Appl GIRL. neat downfown offices. Apply personally, Steele, Arlington Hotel. Don’t phone. GIRL, white, to work at lunch counter; $10 week ‘and board. 1921 H st. n.w | GIRLS for ft-work department, experi- | enced preferred. Apply at once,’ Service Laundry Co.. Bladensburg, Md. Phone Hy- attsville 613. JAINTRES! | 16th st. n.w. MARCELLER and finger w | 718 14th’ st_n.w : | NURSE, practical. 16 years” experience; doc- tor's reference. _Lincoln 8683 OPERATOR. all around. with following. Ap- e Hanlein Beauty Salon, 738 13th | | | PRESSERS for silk _dresses. either experi- | enced or inewperienced. Apply all week, be- tween 8 and 9 am. Arcade Sunshine Co. 713 Lamont st. n.w. SALESLADY—Ncw household necessity: sells for 3sc; 1007 profit. Mr, Gorby, 928 1 | st Hours 8 to 1 and 4 10’ 2t SALESLADY. _experienced _in dresses. Call Model Shop. 921 SECRETARY — Refined | connected, for secretarial | phone for artist. Telephone between 8 and | 8. Adams 7645 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR with general | | office_experience, for laundry office. Address ' { Box 217-D. Star_office. z | TELEPHONE OPERATOR with some sales erience, over Reply giving _phone | ““Address Box 290-D. Ster_ofmce. ite., dishwashers. See Mr. Becier, | 9th and E sts. n.w. I | WOMEN OR GIRLS to sew with dressmaker: ome experience with sewing. Address Box 02-D. Star office WOMEN to sell well known products. Ap- ply J. Lindsey, 927 15th st. n.w., Room ;‘l_u, | YOUNG TADY for seneral oMew work: it | e typist and have experience on P. B. tate experience and wive reference. Addres: Jox 216-D. Star_office. colored, to assist Janitor. ;{!n Tvonne's. | wavy n.w. YOUNG LADIES, refned Tous. | ternational circulation campaign. spons |by all U. 8. publishers; must be fres "for | i extensive travel: salary and expense. ad- vancement. See Miss Hodses personally. Ar- | lington_Hotel. Do_not phane. | OPERATORS ON POWER SEW- ING MACHIN ALSO LEARN- ERS. 408 1st ST, SE | SALESLADIES—Dresses and| coats; experience necessary. Marvin’s, 734 7th st. n.w. 'EXPERIENCED COAT HANDS AND FUR FINISH-| ERS. APPLY MR. SHERMAN, _ PHILIPSBOR) g smart coats, suits and dresses. st. experience pru’errrll. Good <alary plus commission. Permanent | position. Apply office, Raleigh Haber- i dasher, 1310 F st. { JULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO.! has a number of openings for ALTERATION HANDS | xperienced on women's dresses i and voats. STENOGRAPHER - CL JERK— Large real estate company de- | | sires first-class stenographer- clerk with experience. Reply in own handwriting stating ex- perience. Address Box 283-D, | Star office. SALESMEN with cars. Apply at 10 a.m. sharp, Room 301. 1331 G st. n.w. | MEN, 2, To work establisned territory: 430 to 35 per week to atness and fair educa- Bon esrential. - Apply J. R. Watkins Co.. 3333 Tilinols ave. n.w.. corner of Georgla 100 Colored Chaufieurs to drive 25-cent taxicabs: must have good references. Apply Thirtv-Five Cab Co., 505 Que st. n'w: ask for Mr. Lamont & ESTABLISHED CORPORATION —with offices in prineipal cities. seeks men of mature years for Washington branch Rust be ageressive, analvtical and thrifty. Sales experience advantageous. but not nec- essary. Right man will find this a litetime connection with splendid possibilities. Bond required. Address Box 158-D. Star Office. A CHALLENGE and will work h 2 TO MEN who can d. Positions open | for 4 intelligent men, preferably those who are well known in Wash- ngton, to sell water coolers to stores, banks. offices, restaurants, etc FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORP, 1600 ston Pl. NE. See Mr. Budworth betveen 8:30 and 10-30 a.m AUTOMOBILFE SAIL I‘V\'\H'\'A AND \II\l\()IIlIR VOCATION Tucreased activity in Chevrolet sales. both rew and used, has created an opening for three high-grade men in our organizatios salcs training, supervision and closest operation are combined to assure excell earnings for men who honestly apply thes selves Stohlman-Chevrolet. 3307 M n.w.. Georgetown. Ask for Mr. Cuppet. "HOOI. MAN WANTED FOR VACATION WORK. Many men and teachers and principals ave " Tound | mish-srade educational sales work interesting and_profitable employment for vacation. We should like fo tell you of the earning possibilities with Compton Ple- tured Encyclopedia. If yowre really inter- ested in_making money this Summer address P E.Compton & Co, 728 Tower Bldg. ington. D. ©. TAILOR. A man of good character who is thoroughly experienced on women’s coats. 5 GARFINC l\[l & (0 HELP—MEN AND WOME\' 2 [ House to house, for new product: good commissions. Apply Rm. 01. 1331 G st. D.W. _ “CASH RETURNS selling photo cou- tr.mln: 1 uires resident arents Vi N ne: Ma.' desired. BaTne” sitaio, 333 P 4t n - | apartment __ HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK-HOUSEWORKER, in family of three; bring references. 1849 Vernon st. n.w. MAID, white, for general hu\luvur, | washing: _no children. Clev. 5587. | OPPORTUNITY—Good home. | Woman, ' unencumbered. _some m house 2 adults, furnished 4-room d bath can pay ‘s expense, about $23 Address Box 263-D, Stlr 4 white | . keep | menth. Reference. office. | GIRL se while 744 12th 3 WOMAN, el whi Darcrts work, ety or" supure: ishes position with_tai. lor: can sew, press and pleat. North 9888. * YOUNG LADY desires position as rapher or typist; experienced: best of re erences: lm’onn or permanent posit Adams 5830- CHARGE SMALL HOUSE or apt. for em- ploved couple, light housework; home, salary; Tef.: white. Met. 4072. CHRISTIAN LADY deaifes work. Bouseksep: ing or nursing; stay nishts preferred. _Call Met. 3136, E-d reference. I COUNTRY stay_nights. _Call or write 1226 1 DAY WORKER or colored. Phone Beckam. 4 - GENERAL HOUSEWORK orn'dlyx neat colored _woman. e Decat 6189-J or _call i " GENERAL HOUSEWORK in_small )rlv-h colored; reference. Call (/ENERAL HOUSEWORK, white; stay nights. 1. 2003 3rd st. n.e._ o * IPL. colored, 1718 i2th st . TR et e ek of i “stay rights: no cooking. 507 M st. n.w. iRL. colored. neat. wishes ge work.' part time. plain_cookin willing to stay nights. North 1430-W. GIRL. neat. colored. wants Bousework of any Kind "or position as child’s nurse. Phi Col. 5150-J. GIRL wants North 1371 GIRL, 3 or fof plain_cookin ¥ GIRL, colored. respectable, desires part-ti york.” cleaning ofices or apartments. Col. neral housework: no cooking. 10 9th st. n.w. ime work or Spartment to clean. Fhone lun.h 10220. GIRL. % | h GIRL colored. wants a position as cham- bormaid. waittess or general houseworke experienced. Ph 92. GIRL, colored, floor ‘work or waitress; city ref. Home nights. GIRL. colored, Call 944 L 3 GIRL, colo: kind." Call e wishes work of any kind wants place, iorkfit any RSt nw. Rousework: i GIRLS. 2. want house clunln; or nrmm work:_refere Call Atlantic 4019. HAND, LAUNDRY. family s -uu ndle worl | Mrs. Carrie Harrington, 1819 Benning rd. n.e. Lincoln 4723-J. houseworker. Address Box 274: plei Roroughiy competent gook. Seneral hoiseworker; part-time, dey's work. North MAID. colored, neat. expe: Tondid® Rousemaias full oF art Deeat: SCHOOLGIRL. colored, wants housework, mornings or ‘evening: G e Pol. 5380-J bef After 4 pm. WOMAN, _color stay nights: WOMAN, settled cohnd work as cook: best refs. Florida_ave. n.w. WOMAN. young. Teliable, wants piace as ! (Die referemc 1820 wants reliable, 1824 stay nights. housework or ‘Vernon st. WOMAN, colored, honest. wants plact cook in 'private family or pari-time 3101 13th st. n.w. _ e = WOMAN, colored, reliable. wants four res- ular days' work every week; city reference. Call North 2508 i 5 WOMAN, colored, middle-aged. work. part-time. day’'s work; first-class laun- dress. cook. Decatur 4514. 929 O st. n.w. WOMAN, colored, very reliable. wishes pla %0od cook. in small family: zood home. mod. erate wares. Address Box 263- WOMAN., colored, neat. nice disposition: ex- cellent cook, general maid. waitress: full or part time: best reference. 31 WOMAN. colored, settled. wants position 10 care for small children and assist with housework: stay nights. Lincoln 8341-W. YOUNG WOMAN s light housework: n Sundays: 1141 22nd st. n. YOUNG WOMAN. white. with ehild. willlng to do general housework for small family or 'l‘o"r 11 Col. 3219-M. | WOMAN, about 40, for 3 in family: n.i nights: good home and salary: experienced cook and general houseworker, with refer- ences. Clev. 8238. sl 4 WOMAN. white, for general housework. two in family; reference: stay nishts; g0od homz for right party. 1831 G n.w. | WOMAN, white. to do plain_cooking, house. | work: ref.; stay mights: $20 per month. Phone Kensington 1 SE 3 WOMAN. settled. ~ emplo; o ok two hours. n’ Feuen for living auar- ters: reference. 1334 11th n.w. WOMAN. white, middle aged. to baby and do housework: stay nights. Barker, 5101 45th YOUNG WOMAN for_ housework and_moth- €0y Melper. experienced: stay nights; 428 ger month. 5029 th st. n. _ SITUATION—MEN. s | BUSINESS OPPOITUVITIES zfl-r-u “BHO! sale. DetreEnmakes of cabitietmaker. ceu of & Prom!ll! Club to hdn and participate in the return of pros- wlly which always folio - dtpnulon. Johnson., Potomac 0923 e GENFRAL MDSE. AKD NOVELTY store do- rflclm business schools within 8 block: III compet it n aver sales over easily increased: Tent. $75, in- ;lfl‘d:nlllp'la"mn!c"»wner ‘l.fllvllll 5“ .'* tncluding . Chrysier 4-door. sedan. 33.500._ Address Box 138-D. Star office money makers:’ doing an out- asiness; need 3$5,000.00 to $10.000.00 7 expansion # .- ur ~ books open to one who means business: 20 to 25% profit on investment money secured. Address Box 140-D, Star office. ' S i FOR SALE Deiicatessen_and confectionery fine opportunity. 2308 Penn. ave. ae. Lin 10420, " s WANTED Partner in rood cash business with 3750 cash. with or without services man or woman. Alexandria, Va., Route 3 care Jno. Ross 22+ DRUG STORE, completely equipped, may be had for the balance due. good location cheap rent THOS. P. BURCH CO. INC., National 0911 480 Pa. Ave. N.W. CORNEE__Near Park and_Shoreham Hote suitable hoa-d 12 rooms. 3 baths {h. w. phore 1856 Caivert n.w. years estab | near Dupont Fulton R. 5231. Even., Clev | cirele don. Peo. Ins a3 1 MUST HAVE BUSINESS. Dlans and dn your buildine of Temodeln. all for 5% of the cost: vour chance to save money. ~ Address Box 145-D. Star office. - 21+ ROOMING HOUSE wanted at once; will pay be ' reasonable. Address Star office. s referably sales_exec- utive type. with one thousand to fifteen hundred dollars to invest for short period with xoing concern for expansion in fleld now ripe for large volume of business. = 1 you have above qualifications. 1 bo wlad to present details for Address Box 215-D. Star office. LARGE MANUFACTURER ha. Washington for reliable men: a bermanen: business where your earning capacity is un- limited: must have working capital from 11000 to $2.000 and car: an energetic man should net 3500 per month; you handle you own money and business: will stand most rigid investication. Reply wiving refer- and phone humber; national repre- ve_will_phone you ‘for appointm s Box 254-D. Star office. COPPEE SHOP near large Govt pletely _eauipped: %ood business. lndy owner i will sacrifice foF only Box 268-D. Star_office. mv. meats, variety: corner €0od business: rent, $30 month; price, $700. Box_324-D.’ Star office. LUNCH ROOM P st. near 17th n.w.—Weil eauipped: good business: reduced to $1,500 for immediate sale; terms. G_H. LALEGER, 1410 H 8t N.W. §350_ROOMING HOUSE. 10 xw’ i rent, 360: central: filled: good income. $50 Roomink house: 10 ooms: fent. 380 ng house, 10 rooms: rent, $600—Rooming house, 11 rooms, 2 baths. -, 0ld stand: cheap rent. ntain, rooms: rent, $780—Grocery and § rooms: corner. 5 rooms: rent. $35. inch: old_stand: a bargain, CURTIS, 820 1ith St. N.W. Nat. 1332 Bldg. Dis rer 800 , Dist. 710 e P.F. Carley & Co., 802 10th St. Grocery, 57 doing 385.000 yearly..$3.300 Grocery, meats:' $1.800 weqly business. 17,300 Delicatessen: $500 weekly bus.: price.. 4300 | Restaurant. soda fountain: g00d st 18-reom rooming house; bargain : k00d income: snap Electrotherapy and massage. order business. est. 35 years; best location in Washington, income. $6,000 yearly. Owner will nstruct purchi Owner retiring, will sell cheap: part cash and 0od note: Above piaces can be bought on reasonable List your business with us. No list- reasonable r CARLEY & HALL. Met. TO BUY OR S CAPXTAL ADJLQTXNG \ND "HAN@ O LARGEST ' BUSINESS d SECoR FOR SALE. OCEAN CITY, MD. Two adjolning cottages, 25 guest rooms. two S-room spartments with baths, office and porches all completely furnished: fre- Dproof garage 4S-car capacity and outsidc space for 40 cars: lot 100x150 feet. HAMILTON REAL ESTATE CO.. INC., 8510 Farford Rd.. Baltimore,’ Md. Phone Hamilton 0585. guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For’/admission to Recommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 215. KINDS OF HOUSE CLEANING DONE. Wall papering. Sainting, ‘hardwood fioors xed and refinished. Call UNITED HAR North 37 B@lp' S AT gr!:i: 2o B adativess iy ‘Efi‘%h"fi‘: d. 622 ells mfi'n.‘f" wells and _found CARPENTER and painter, general Tepairi Quick service. low prices, clean work. g&l!:. CARm—lmprovemenll. 5 shelving, odd Rowell, Met. 2146, 604 3 ENTER-BUILDER—Remodeling, Tepair- mz Droperty, cabinetwork, shelving, windows: alter, 2109 18th. Dec. 3754. roun screening. e, ur 0760. ENTERING. SHELVING CORnE 1 porc and ull eling, painting. Call J. E. Weismul acreent; ing, eeneral remod- Gilliss, West 3131. C ( ONTRAC Paperhansing, painting. roofing. plumbing. heating, floors. stuccoing, electric work, sarages: any improvement. foundation to Toof. “All Work under Dersonal Subervision and fully guaranteed. NO CASH REQUIRED. Small monthly payments arranged to sult. National Engineering Co., Tower Buildin i Evenings Ad. 3436 26 ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES rooms. 2 halls and bath complete, $50; guar- teed.” Qet my estimate “save time and North 0885 23+ rooms. hall Bath, ELEC. W lRl\(, B n‘mm ELE CTRIC \\ IRING. Will wire your six-room house. inch 527 9th n.w. Metropolitan ”?M sf 2‘:“ EXPERT for mimas. iasie: pas ed mechanics.” Paul DON‘I' DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS. RE- ed. fo the head to suit the st duality, tion. $2.50 and 80, Wedding orders o secialty, done b Formerly with Mme. Ash and Fra) Call District 9656. 1011 M st. REDUCING—10 TREATM| met Turkish baths. baking. results_assured. North £ WANTED—AN “ADDITIONAL 100 PROTES. tant men and women. before closing charter, o, doin secret, rm;mn ;memm o;;er, 5 . Persons advertising for "Situations Wanted” are warned o ezercise careful investigation of persons of- | fering positions where cash deposits | are_required to_secure employ; ACCOUNTING-BOOKKEEPING—Full or part | time: “statements;, thoroughly experienced. Adams 2416. ' ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGIR several years' diversified experien counting systems, office IlInll n'm credit and collection: only A-1 connection, where experience, initiative and sults will be recoznized. considered. For interview phone B. W. . _Adams 4 CARPENTER FOREMAN, 34 years old, desires | job, 5 years' exnerlence Call evening 5 o'clock.Ask for J. R. FURNITURE UPHO‘&TERER" to top ma will do work very reasonable, at your he e if_desired. District 8312. llation ac- l{mn:no»\a’n:u PRIMARY GRADES, 8U- pervised play. including Sat.; spacious .uln ound: transportation: 16th st. Col. 1846. TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL aving_prices. Fit and satisfaction teed.” Expert iady and gentleman at- tendants to_care for your every Wi Peo- ples_Drug St 1107 G & MASTER GUIDES OFFICL ters announcing John €. Hall I ch BOARDED BY TRAIN. large yard: clesn. healthy ehil- dren aceepted. '}enn- Ref- efences exchatiged. Bhione CONGENIAL GIRL TO share apt. with ?&ou t. WANTED, HOME POR 3 GIRLS, AGE 11 and 9; schaol: in vicinity of Cottage City. Phone Hyattsville 87. . d _nurse modern electric machine: Dn!ltr"“!“'n blh’ "L Caton, T12 A st. s.e. Atlaniic 0885, OORS ™ 9K ¥nrk suaranteed. At SCRAPED AND FINISHE! PLOORS machine. o hand war CO.. 1016 20th st g , Work. every descrip.. rea: FLOOR modern machinery. 'Sanding ma- chines for rent. easily operated. L. T. Folk, 5357 Cherrier pl. n.w. Clev. 0528. GENERAL REPAIR WORK of all kinds: esti- freely given: terms if desired: fi ork._Met. 4301. _Clev. 0216. HEATING AND PLUMBING—Both new an Tepalr wark. il burners included. Get our ices. ' Time payments arranges al 272 or 227 9th st. n.e. e 25 HEATING ~SYSTEMS _ instailed: pavment plan; all work guarantecd: dley. Atlantic_3628. HLATJN(; & PLUMBING. Let us explain our “Summer plan” et gauy payments, Entire satisfaction” ey 0 mOrtEage o your propert udget Flumbing & Heatng Co. Lineoin 10317 Duplicate keys, 23 cents: made ]\EYS_'hHo you wait. Turner & Clark, 1221% New York ave. n.w _Mst. 3005. LAWN MOWERS. new ana used: expert sharpening and repairing: iawn rollers for t. old mower in trade ' Lawn Mower rvice, 917_11th st. n.w. _Dist. 9322, ‘monthly reason- GARDENING_of all kinds by white man. P. H. R g nced in Shces. Phone Atlantic 027, "" @nd. out, aiso store work and desigmi O ominerelal, abutainer: sobd referencen or" comimer ner: wood re 3 Hocking 103 Lincoln ave, Tekoma by ahington. HOTEL CLERK. experienced 1n dedives”position May 1st. Addre years' experience: medintely: very good Box 284-D, Star office. MAN, colored, wants work K Soall, Oupene, Syiskinvine references. Address MAN wi second Il A e oo s st n.w. g@n‘ l" ANTS —AND — CHILDREN isining; best of core PAINTING & PAPER]\G For elean, neat work at : eal Adame 1504, " REVSTONS DECORAT: ING CO., INC INE DECOR: 3541 J4th st. n. o e T Call Mets. Decatur l‘i& any {lm tr;;.c. w. PAINTING. frst-class: best Jial, personal” supervision. IR EET I .u":f,.n., B F fi.m."?»‘..u ) ing_treatments. Potomac 4721. Ideal Decorating Co., 640 9th rufifi‘ ~aperh o L e B T R BT hees. son rmanent Waves. Whole eluding two sham- MAN, young, colored, wents Hevdy work an chauffeur. Address Box exceilent _ch Kind: - experienced 5-D, Star e 3 passe! onal 5 DECORATING. Batistactory servics for those